Glass Houses

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BEFORE: The Greek Revival wing had been added after the original house was built — probably around 1820.

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Goodwin expanded the upstairs bedrooms to the roofline

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The yoga room

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The bed now backs up to a wall covered with reclaimed wood from the old house.

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The furnishings echo the outdoors.

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From the front it looks traditional. The back is a glass house!

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The combination of wood floors, ceilings, walls and casework makes for a cabin-like feeling, despite their all being inside a modern glass box.

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This view from the fireplace to the kitchen beyond accentuates the widescreen view through the all-glass exterior walls.

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The south wall of the kitchen slides open to a large terrace.

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The double-island kitchen looks out to the water through glass walls on two sides.

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From the front the transparency of the house is paramount, as one can see directly through the house along the hallway that extends to the kitchen.

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Entrance from the carport

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